From: bbb on 3 Mar 2010 16:50 Fidelity merged FSMKX (Spartan 500 Index) to FUSEX (Spartan 500 Index Fund Investor class) and the transactions in Quicken (2008) shows up as Sold X shares with sale as $0.00 and Bought Y shares with cost as $0.00. But now the Cost Basis shows up as $0.00. How can I fix this? TIA
From: Targ on 4 Mar 2010 02:02 In alt.comp.software.financial.quicken, bbb wrote: >Fidelity merged FSMKX (Spartan 500 Index) to >FUSEX (Spartan 500 Index Fund Investor class) and >the transactions in Quicken (2008) shows up as Sold X shares >with sale as $0.00 and Bought Y shares with cost as $0.00. > >But now the Cost Basis shows up as $0.00. How can I >fix this? I have no clue if this would work, but you might try it in a copy of your file. Read about how Quicken handles a "Corporate Acquisition". See if it works for mutual funds. Delete or void what got downloaded, and go with the data you enter by hand. Let us know if that works or not.
From: bbb on 4 Mar 2010 14:45 'Targ' wrote on 3/3/2010 11:02 PM: > In alt.comp.software.financial.quicken, bbb wrote: > >> Fidelity merged FSMKX (Spartan 500 Index) to >> FUSEX (Spartan 500 Index Fund Investor class) and >> the transactions in Quicken (2008) shows up as Sold X shares >> with sale as $0.00 and Bought Y shares with cost as $0.00. >> >> But now the Cost Basis shows up as $0.00. How can I >> fix this? > > I have no clue if this would work, but you might try it in a copy of > your file. > > Read about how Quicken handles a "Corporate Acquisition". See if it > works for mutual funds. Delete or void what got downloaded, and go > with the data you enter by hand. Let us know if that works or not. It appears to be working. For each transaction of the old FSMKX fund Quicken creates an "Add - Shares Added" transaction with the merge date. The transaction also has a "Date acquired" entry which corresponds with the old transaction date. I did a test by creating a "Sell" transaction and when I click on "Specify Lots", it shows all the old transaction dates, just like there was no merge. The downside is that the "Annual Return (%)" information is lost. It's acting like it was a sale/purchase. Oh well. Thanks for your assistance.
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